Guys who need to fight way more often

[KidDinamita]

Does Maidana has anything to fight for now? He fought twice Mayweather and became very rich. He is living a great life with his family, he bought a farm.

The amount of money he got from the Mayweather fights have triple the value in Argentina then the value in the US.

Dawson, I don't think he want to fight anymore seeing how he was knocked around in his last couple fights. If he ever fights again he will be fighting on Thursdays against journeymen.

My list is:

Canelo, Chavez Jr., Mikey Garcia, Loma, Guillermo Rigo, Abner Mares and Santa Cruz.

[too_much]

Maidana and Marquez. Julio C. Chavez Jnr. too.

Jenkins should be busy also.

[soul_survivor]

Pretty much everyone above contender level. Most guys should be fighting a minimum of 3 times a year.

[Eff Pandas]

Mikey Garcia is #1 on my list. Seems like TR was trying to destroy his career & now that TR is willing to talk a deal seems like Mikey is like "well f#ck you man" & not looking to deal when its in his own best interest to get back in the ring.

Most of this **** is promoter based. Why these name guys sign long term deals with promoters or even just contracts without more clearly understood clauses to get out of these deals that lawyers have confirmed for them is beyond me. So many fighters have lost a year of their careers to this nonsense & in sports a year is probably worth ten years or more of a regular persons earning life. Its a shame contracts aren't more easily understood/less tricky or every contract just doesn't have clear & concise exit guidelines at any time during the contract to avoid fighters losing time & wasting money on court bs.

[BostonGuy]

Bryant Jennings, Nicolas Walters, James Kirkland, Denis Lebedev

[No Tomorrow]

Let's be generic and say 90% - 95% of professional boxers can be an answer to your question

[imperial1]

Bob Arum has ruined his career.

He's doing the same to many these days.

I can't even remember the last time he fought